I'm compiling my CA dll with the /MT flag.
Running dependency walker on the system where it won't install shows the
dll is dependent on msvcr80.dll.
Why would the dll continue to be dependent on msvcr80.dll even though
I've specified to link statically? A co-worker told me it's impossible
to create a dll that statically links to a library, but that's certainly
not the vibe I'm getting from everyone's comments.
Additionally, the size of the dll doesn't change if I change the flag
between /MT (multi-threaded static) and /MD (multi-threaded dynamic)
As someone who doesn't know my way around visual studio very well, it
sure seems like the flag is being ignored...
Any ideas?
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